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02:48 < joed> wheee
02:48 < _sndbot> as it changed the OID from 6876.50 to 6876.4.3.306="Virtual Machine CPU Usage (Average) = 100%)"
02:48 < joed> that is great
02:48 < _sndbot> make it a great time
02:48 < joed> How?
02:48 < _sndbot> you can monitor about anything in java, was nagios
02:48 < joed> No it is not?
02:48 < _sndbot> 2008-08-14 09:30:25,968 WARN [CollectdScheduler-50 Pool-fiber16] SnmpCollectionSet: collect: node SNMP query for the 'OK' returned by nrpe to determine which one sends out alerts etc
02:48 < joed> Okay
02:48 < _sndbot> if the person i'm working with snmpwalk. How do i disable it
02:49 < joed> Shoot him?
02:49 < _sndbot> the last release version when doing releases, etc.
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04:32 < Abracadabra> Morning
04:33 < Abracadabra> can anyone tell me what collectd-configuration.xml is used for ? The doc only says it controls the collection of data from nodes (http://www.opennms.org/index.php/Collectd-configuration.xml)
04:36 < bajan> It handles the SNMP collector
04:36 < bajan> http://www.opennms.org/index.php/Troubleshooting_SNMP_Collection :)
04:37 < Abracadabra> Bajan ty, gonna read through it now
04:38 < bajan> Welcome. I wrote it, so there may be error s:>
04:38 < Abracadabra> lol
04:38 < Abracadabra> no worries
04:39 < Abracadabra> I need to setup processes threshold, and disk space and usage (with re-arming, etc)
04:40 * bajan is still having fun with expresion based thresholding
04:40 < Abracadabra> and MIBs and OIDs are still very fuzzy as far as I am concerned
04:40 < Abracadabra> Bajan, is it giving you a headache ? lol
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04:41 < bajan> Well, I've written one, and I'd swear it's right
04:41 < bajan> And I fixed a missing parameter in a config file
04:42 < bajan> but it never fires.
04:42 < bajan> the ones based on basic counters fire properly
04:42 < Abracadabra> do the logs give any info ?
04:42 < bajan> Zilch
04:43 < bajan> Haven't worked out which ones to crank to full, probably collectd
04:43 < Abracadabra> does the event say anything ?
04:43 < bajan> Event never fires :>
04:43 < bajan> Ie, either my threshold is written wrong
04:44 < bajan> or.. well, I'm not sure what the or is yet
04:44 < Abracadabra> lol
04:44 < Abracadabra> what were you trying to do ?
04:44 < bajan> Disk % used passing 89%
04:44 < bajan> Some of our servers aren't firing traps like they should
04:44 < Abracadabra> if it is something I can make use of, I can try on my system and see if the same thing happen
04:45 < Abracadabra> ah, ok
04:45 < bajan> so I figured I'd move the logic to the poller
04:47 < Abracadabra> and there is no way you can do it using basic rather than expression-based ?
04:47 < bajan> Nope, there's no % used counter in hrStorage.
04:47 < bajan> Just used and total
04:48 < Abracadabra> and you're trying to get the percentage used over a period of time ?
04:48 < Abracadabra> ah, just saw it above
04:49 < Abracadabra> I need to do something similar anyway
04:49 < bajan> (hrStorageUsed / hrStorageSize) * 100 , trigger of 1
04:49 < bajan>
04:53 < Abracadabra> well, all I have seen realated so far (and still trying to understand it) is:
04:53 < Abracadabra> http://www.opennms.org/index.php/Threshold
04:54 < Abracadabra> http://www.opennms.org/index.php/Thresholding
04:54 < Abracadabra> http://www.opennms.org/index.php/Monitoring_disk_space_with_Net-SNMP
04:56 < bajan> The Net-SNMP disk stuff isn't needed if you use hrStorage
04:56 < bajan> They're two approaches to the same data
04:56 < bajan> Under two different OID trees
04:57 < Lare> Hmm. If I have on SNMP-trap and only its arguments (parameters) are different, can i setup a notification based on trap parameters?
04:57 < bajan> yes
04:57 < Abracadabra> where can I get some help on understanding MIBs and OIDs....I am getting frustrated trying to understand how htey are created, where you get them, how it works, etc....
04:58 < bajan> MIBs are documents that detail what each element in an OID path represents, and what format it's in
04:58 < Lare> for example trap 1, parameter1=a send email, but trap 1 parameter1=b, do nothing?
04:59 < bajan> OIDs are Object IDentifiers
04:59 < bajan> yes lare
04:59 < bajan> There's a parameter test on the notification setup page
05:00 < bajan> Abracadabra: One of the more useful MIB repositories is oidview.com.
05:00 < bajan> They have -tons-
05:00 < bajan> If you're on a linux box, with net-snmp installed, there should be a bunch of them in /usr/share/snmp/mibs
05:00 < bajan> They're just text files
05:01 < bajan> HOST-RESOURCES-MIB.txt for instance
05:01 < Lare> bajan: hmm. I am using 1.3.8, is the parameter test already in that version?
05:01 < bajan> Lare: Pass, we moved to 1.5.93
05:02 < bajan> hang on, I'll post a screenshot
05:02 < Lare> bajan: and I have been waiting for the next stable :)
05:02 < bajan> 5.93 is fairly stable
05:02 < bajan> hasn't crashed at least
05:02 < Lare> bajan: 1.3.8 was also :)
05:03 < Lare> bajan: I am suffering every day that mistake, that I moved from stable to 1.3.8...
05:04 < Lare> In that point my IOwait increaced a lot and the opennms-system is really laggy
05:04 < Abracadabra> Bajan, are the MIBs "standard" across the board then ? :/
05:04 < bajan> yes
05:04 < Lare> I used almost a week to dabug the problem, but couldn't do nothing for the IOwait
05:04 < bajan> Lare: Probably RRD work. What machine are you using to run opennms?
05:05 < Lare> bajan: In that point I moved from RRD to jrb
05:05 < bajan> Lare: Yeah, RRD format, be it rrdtool or jrb, is very disk intensive
05:05 < Lare> bajan: but i moved temporarily back to rrd, with no affect to iowait
05:05 < bajan> And I think that the newer versions write a lot more data
05:06 < Abracadabra> brb
05:06 < Lare> bajan: I just didn't do anything for rrdformat when moved to 1.3.8...
05:06 < bajan> Lare: http://www.cricalix.net/~dhill/opennms/opennms-3.png
05:07 < bajan> Lare: If you're running OpenNMS on a server (rather than a PC) that has a RAID controller, get a BBWC for the server
05:07 < bajan> It'll drop the iowait a fair bit
05:08 < Lare> bajan: is that the same thing as Varbind in 1.3.8? at least it is on the same place and varbind seems to disappeared
05:08 < bajan> Yeah, varbind would make sense
05:08 < Lare> ok
05:08 < Lare> bajan: I am using software raid, but did also in earlier version
05:08 < Lare> I also changed the server to newer on
05:09 < Lare> e
05:09 < bajan> Nod. Just saying what fixed it for us. We had iowait problems in 1.2.9 as well
05:09 < Lare> ok
05:09 < bajan> A test you might want to try, if you're on linux (and other *nix may have it)
05:10 < bajan> Is to stop opennms. Create a RAM drive (tmpfs), copy all of the jrb data over, then mount it over the existing rrd location
05:10 < bajan> You trade off loss of data for no disk IO
05:11 < bajan> But you could easily add a job to routinely dump the jrb data files back to a secondary disk location.
05:12 < Lare> bajan: That would be a good idea, except I have only 2 GB of ram and atm there is 2.3 GB of rrd's
05:12 < bajan> ah, well
05:12 < bajan> that's a lot of rrds :p
05:12 < Lare> of cource there could be also rrd's that are not in use anymore
05:13 < Lare> because when deleting a node, rrd's won't be deleted
05:13 < bajan> find path -mtime :>
05:13 < Lare> bajan: that would be one, and one would be to clean nodeid's which are not in opennms anymore
05:13 < Lare> In fact, I could do it
05:14 < bajan> hmm, I've lost snmp monitorong of our offiste machines
05:21 < Lare> of course the snmp-data could be written to a disk without the raid, but the server is 1U, and it has room only for 2 disks
05:22 < Lare> and in fact I tried also without software raid with no luck
05:22 < Lare> Guess the main problem is that the data in rrd's are stored for 3 years
05:23 < bajan> Yeah. The problem is jrb data writing (and rrd) in the latest versions seems to be a lot of little reads and writes.
05:23 < bajan> So if you watch iostat -x 2, you should see disks queues
05:26 < Lare> bajan: I have a graph also from iowait: http://www.puhti.com/seka/tauhka/iowait.png
05:27 < Lare> But I really could put more memory in that machine and setup the ramdrive...
05:27 < Lare> 4 Gigs should be not too expensive
05:27 < bajan> that's so much iowait it's not funny
05:27 < bajan> I've got a machine that can beat that, but that's not good.
05:28 < Lare> yep, even using of a text editor is pain
05:28 < bajan> ooh, my disk threshold fired
05:28 < bajan> Crud, it's applying to physical memory
05:28 < Abracadabra> bajan, really ? ....congrats ! ... what did you do ?
05:29 < bajan> Restart opennms again to test a problem talking to some remote servers
05:29 < bajan> Threshold rearmed for SNMP datasource (hrStorageUsed / hrStorageSize) * 100 on interface 10.150.20.64, parms: ds="(hrStorageUsed / hrStorageSize) * 100" value="86.83214091460609" threshold="91.0" trigger="1" rearm="89.0" label="Physical Memory" ifIndex
05:30 < bajan> Now, the only problem left is that this is hitting memory as well as disk
05:31 < bajan> And unlike a real event, there is no parameter I can filter on
05:32 < bajan> Ahh.. hmm
05:36 < bajan> bugger, there's a field name regex ability in the threshold
05:36 < bajan> but I don't know how to apply it
05:37 < bajan> and I don't know if I can write an 'inverse' regex
05:37 < bajan> since the help text says if the regex matches, it processes the threshold
05:40 * bajan tries /[^(Physical Memory)]/
05:43 < Lare> hmm. the server supports 2 GB DDR2 memory modules
05:43 < Lare> with 4 of them I could have 8 GB ram and it should be enough for a long time
05:44 < Lare> and the price is under 150 euros
05:44 < bajan> decent
05:45 < bajan> Things that opennms does that might affect iowait that I can think of:
05:45 < bajan> * Postgres queries - postgres really loves multiple disks
05:45 < bajan> * DEBUG logs set in log4j.properties
05:45 < bajan> * RRD writing
05:47 < Lare> bajan: tested all of those
05:47 < Lare> alse with different java versions etc
05:48 < bajan> Yeah. What I'm getting at is that with a single disk, it's going to hurt.
05:48 < bajan> We have two spindles running, and I'd love to crank it up to 6
05:49 < bajan> However, the battery-backed cache for the HP RAID controller worked fairly well, I only see massive IOwait when I restart opennms
05:50 < Lare> But the ram is so cheap, that I cannot buy any proper disk controller with that price
05:51 < bajan> Nod. The controllers came with the servers, the cache was 50 euros or so
05:53 < bajan> I take it you've read http://www.opennms.org/index.php/Performance_tuning ?
05:54 < Lare> bajan: yes, i have
06:03 < bajan> One other thought - do you have a bunch of tangled/long-running updatedb/slocate processes?
06:31 < Lare> nope
06:33 < bajan> Ah well, I have that particular problem on one of our servers. I/O wait is up in the 80% range
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06:41 < Lare> heh
07:12 < bajan> Boggle
07:12 < bajan> SnmpAttribute: Unable to process data received for attribute node[169].diskIOIndex[10].diskIODevice [.1.3.6.1.4.1.2021.13.15.1.1.2] = ram9 maybe this is not a number? See bug 1473 for more information.
07:12 < bajan> I don't see the link between that bugzilla entry and that error
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08:10 < sfb> Good morning.
08:10 < RangerRick> bajan: it's relevant because the bug is about automagically converting types it can't coerce into a number
08:29 < bajan> ah
08:31 * bajan ponders going back to fighting hrStorageIndex and thresholds
08:31 < bajan> Got the threshold firing, but it's firing on memory utilisation too
08:32 < bajan> And I can't get the filter options on the threshold to work :(
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08:35 < stsquad> Anyone familiar with the importer service?
08:35 < sfb> It's quicker to ask your question. (=
08:35 < sfb> I'm sure someone here is...
08:36 < stsquad> Why do I get "org.opennms.netmgt.importer.ModelImportException: Exception while marshalling import: org.exolab.castor.xml.MarshalException: node is missing required attribute: node-label" when my xml has a node-label and passes xmlint
08:40 < stsquad> gah
08:40 * stsquad updates wiki
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08:41 < Lare> Hmm. I have a notification, i want to get when a trap with parameter vpxdTrapType=vm arrives
08:42 < Lare> I put in varbind's name vpxdTrapType and in value vm, but get no mail
08:42 < Lare> if I leave those fields empty, i get mail
08:43 < CIA-51> opennms: mattraykowski * r10205 /playground/mattraykowski/jpsadmin/ (23 files in 9 dirs):
08:43 < CIA-51> opennms: * Added SOAP message schema, simple endpoint and additional wiring.
08:43 < CIA-51> opennms: * Added new fields (DiscoveryDate, VerifiedDate) to the PsHome model object
08:43 < CIA-51> opennms: * Extended the PsHome Service to include more DAO methods.
08:43 < CIA-51> opennms: * Refactored the path crawler job and added shells for two new jobs.
08:46 < sfb> stsquad: Figured out your problem on your own?
08:46 * bajan can't help, 1.5 might be different from 1.3
08:46 < stsquad> sfb: The wiki was out of date with the example import, which I based my script on
08:46 * bajan is pondering diving into the code to understand how filters work on thresholds
08:47 < sfb> (=
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08:47 < sfb> Glad it turned out to be simple.
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08:49 < Lare> Maybe the varbind does not work in 1.3.8
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08:55 < bajan> How odd.. the phrase 'Threshold exceeded' doesn't exist in the source code, but I'm staring at tens of events with that text
08:56 < bajan> Oh.. wait, trunk is 1.5.94-snapshot?
09:04 < RangerRick> bajan: erm, no...
09:04 < RangerRick> trunk is 1.7.0 snapshot
09:04 < bajan> nod.. found the tag I needed
09:04 < bajan> Reading the wrong source code doesn't help when debugging :)
09:05 < mhuot> bajan: I was going to say ThresholdEvaluatorHighLow.java is littered with that phrase
09:05 * bajan nods
09:06 < bajan> waiting for subversion to finish doing its thing
09:10 < bajan> Ok, I must have misunderstood the wiki - in 1.5.93, thresholding is done at the collection stage. Does collectd do it directly, or does it call threshd? (assume that thresholding-enabled it set in teh collection config)
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09:23 < RangerRick> bajan: yeah, it depends on how things are configured; thresholding-enabled is going to become the default
09:23 * bajan nods
09:23 < RangerRick> ie, real-time thresholding, as opposed to rrd-scanning in threshd
09:23 < markw78> RangerRick: that error I posted yesterday I get regularly
09:23 < bajan> Just working out which logger to set to DEBUG so I get the thresholdingvisitor debug logs
09:23 < RangerRick> markw78: are you using jetty, or tomcat?
09:23 < markw78> I assume it would be in output.log if it existed (windows install, runs in a cmd window)
09:23 < markw78> jetty
09:24 < RangerRick> markw78: weird
09:24 < RangerRick> output.log is only for things that went to stderr instead of the normal logging system
09:24 < RangerRick> and I think it doesn't exist on windows, 'cause there's no >redirect in the windows opennms.bat ;)
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09:29 < markw78> yah
09:29 < markw78> thats what I figured also
09:30 < markw78> I have no idea what its refering too, it doesn't mention a file
09:31 * RangerRick has no idea what it "it" is referring to, either ;)
09:31 < RangerRick> or is that what "it" it is referring to?
09:31 < RangerRick> yeah
09:31 < RangerRick> =)
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09:34 * bajan looks up hello world in java
09:38 < bajan> Hruh, so my filters are written correctly
09:44 < geoaxis> djgregor: ping
10:03 < seppkua_h> hey guys, is there an api for discovery confi so I could update it via an api
10:03 < geoaxis> seppkua_h: can you run us through your usecase
10:04 < geoaxis> what do you want to achieve?
10:10 < seppkua_h> well
10:10 < seppkua_h> we add up to 5 networks per day
10:11 < seppkua_h> and it seems that people forget to add the new /22s or /24s to the discovery web interface
10:11 < seppkua_h> they are all in DNS so, we were hoping to script something up to use some API to populate the discovery config to add the new ranges
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10:59 < ksmutthu> Hi all
10:59 < ksmutthu> Expecting a quick clarrification
11:00 < ksmutthu> from rrd-configuration.properties file, what it means org.jrobin.core.RrdBackendFactory=FILE
11:00 < ksmutthu> I mean what are the other two options
11:00 < ksmutthu> NIO and memory
11:01 < TopQuark_net> http://oldwww.jrobin.org/api/backends.html
11:04 * bajan would love to know why he's getting a threshold match of ds="(hrStorageUsed / hrStorageSize) * 100" value="99.57714259984867" threshold="91.0" trigger="1" rearm="89.0" label="Real Memory", when the filter explicitly has field=hrStorageDescr value=[^(Physical Memory)]
11:05 < bajan> Testing that pattern match in a quick java tool tells me that the regex is written properly
11:05 < bajan> urr.. s/Physical/Real
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11:08 < geoaxis> ksmutthu: I am not sure about the context of these files, but NIO is a java thing, it mean new input output , NIO has certain advantages over IO , NIO was introduced in java 1.4
11:08 < geoaxis> NIO is more closer to the OS and performs better for input ouput stuff
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11:12 < mhuot> ksmutthu: I am not suer those others are fully implemented at this time.
11:14 < ksmutthu>
11:14 < ksmutthu> hi geoaxis
11:14 < ksmutthu> thanks for the clarrification
11:14 < geoaxis> hello
11:15 < ksmutthu> Yes Sir
11:15 < ksmutthu> I was off a lil bit
11:15 < ksmutthu> have a small disc
11:15 < ksmutthu> what is this detail at opennms-server.xml
11:15 < ksmutthu>
11:15 < geoaxis> hmmm, well first seems to be name of server
11:16 < ksmutthu> Obviously yes
11:16 < geoaxis> :)
11:16 < ksmutthu> Some how I am trying to still acheive the distributed polling
11:16 < ksmutthu> I am trying to figure out the details we can fill in monitoring-locations.xml
11:16 < geoaxis> ksmutthu: hehe , good luck with that
11:17 < ksmutthu> And its values related to other server names
11:17 < geoaxis> ksmutthu: well i have no experience in running onms in distributed environments
11:17 < geoaxis> perhaps some one from OGP
11:19 < ksmutthu> ogp?
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11:24 < mhuot> ~ogp
11:24 < _sndbot> mhuot, ogp is http://www.opennms.org/index.php/Order_of_the_Green_Polo
11:26 * bajan wonders if this is a bug
11:28 < sartin> bajan: no, we _really_ do look like that.
11:28 * bajan snickers
11:29 * bajan happened to mean the filters in thresholding :p
11:29 < sartin> Oh, can't help you there.
11:29 < bajan> And as I go to write up a paste entry, I realise that what I'm trying to do won't work at all
11:30 < bajan> Which means I can't threshold against hrStorage*
11:30 < bajan> using expressions
11:31 < bajan> I think there's also a bug in the passedThresholdFilters logic
11:31 < bajan> ThresholdingVisitor: passedThresholdFilters: filter #1: field=hrStorageDescr, regex='[^(Physical Memory)]'
11:31 < bajan> ThresholdingVisitor: passedThresholdFilters: the value of hrStorageDescr is /boot. Pass filter? true
11:31 < bajan> There's no way /boot can match the negated Physical Memory
11:32 < bajan> or.. dammit, I think I'm getting confused from staring at this for to long
11:34 < bajan> Feh, I'm confused. Of course that matches
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11:42 < sartin> RangerRick: ping
11:59 < stsquad> Is the duplication across OnmsNode and Node in the Webapp a function of the standalone webapp solution?
12:15 < bajan> Gah, we really need more spindles in this machine
12:17 < geoaxis> stsquad: ?
12:17 < geoaxis> stsquad: could you rephrase it
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12:18 < stsquad> geoaxis: Well I notice there is a class called Node in the webapp which is basically a container for bits of information already in OnmsNode (although it seems it can be populated from the database as well).
12:18 < stsquad> geoaxis: I was wondering if there was a reason the WebApp didn't just access the information out of OnmsNodes
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12:36 < stsquad> geoaxis: Hopefully I will make more sense when you see the patch I just sent
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13:09 < brozow> ugh
13:09 < brozow> anyone having trouble with max-vars-per-pdu?
13:12 < TopQuark_net> in what context?
13:15 < brozow> the default max-vars-per-pdu could not be set at a global level
13:15 < brozow> I just found a bug in the configuration processing
13:15 < TopQuark_net> in snmp-config.xml?
13:15 < brozow> yeah.. if you set it to anything it still uses 10
13:15 < TopQuark_net> hmmm
13:16 < brozow> overrides in the lower levels still worked... just not the global setting
13:16 < TopQuark_net> that's not related to my patch in bug 2195 is it?
13:16 < brozow> I don't think so.... looks like its been there a while
13:17 < TopQuark_net> ok
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13:18 < CIA-51> opennms: brozow * r10206 /opennms/trunk/opennms-dao/src/main/java/org/opennms/netmgt/config/SnmpPeerFactory.java: fix default max-vars-per-pdu, max-request-size and max-repeitions handling... needs to be back ported to 1.6
13:18 < brozow> I'm trying to make a restful interface to snmp-config.xml... but my tests were failing because the SnmpPeerFactory had a bug
13:20 < CIA-51> opennms: brozow * r10207 /opennms/trunk/opennms-services/src/test/java/org/opennms/netmgt/config/SnmpPeerFactoryTest.java: test for change in revision 10206
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14:28 < gvainfo> hi
14:28 < _sndbot> does the user guide install guide etc. to the web editor you don't
14:29 < mhuot> hello
14:29 < _sndbot>
14:29 < mhuot> Nice a random bit of poller-configuration.xml
14:29 < _sndbot> duncan: woot, thanks
14:30 < gvainfo> hi mhuot
14:31 < mhuot> how's it going gvainfo?
14:31 < _sndbot> Can't get the proper way to mark them as removed, or do I configure all 48 ports?
14:32 < gvainfo> uhm, 3h S?P training, 1h confcall for data retention and dealing with the police in turkey, 2h ?AP steering committee, 1h wrap-up with the CEO.
14:32 < _sndbot> I just checked...and it shows
14:32 < gvainfo> Does that answer the question?
14:33 < mhuot> Drinking now eh?
14:33 < gvainfo> good idea!
14:35 < mhuot> I'm glad I could help
14:36 < gvainfo> oh I forgot 1h of discussion about tha SA? project
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14:47 < _snd> evening babes
15:12 < RangerRick> TopQuark_net: your patch got backed out, since it broke the tests
15:12 < TopQuark_net> in 1.6 only or 1.6-testing as well?
15:12 < RangerRick> but there are other test issues now in trunk, so it's hard to figure out what's what; brozow and I are gonna pair on it
15:13 < RangerRick> I don't think it ever got merged back to 1.6 itself
15:13 < TopQuark_net> ok
15:13 < RangerRick> but in 1.6-testing and trunk, for now, until we can look at it
15:13 < RangerRick> you had removed maxvarsperpdu, and brozow was saying that should not be removed :)
15:13 < TopQuark_net> i'm stuck working on non-nms stuff today (and have been all this week), but i'll take a look at the tests as soon as they let me ;)
15:13 < RangerRick> but I don't really understand it enough either way to have a say in the matter
15:14 < TopQuark_net> i updated the bug with a description of what I was doing with the maxvarsperpdu thing ... it's not actually gone, it's just moved out of datacollection-config
15:16 < RangerRick> ok, cool
15:16 < RangerRick> I've been out all day so haven't had a chance to catch up yet
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15:22 < CIA-51> opennms: rangerrick * r10208 /opennms/trunk/opennms-services/src/test/resources/META-INF/opennms/mockEventIpcManager.xml: un-break this for now
15:23 < TopQuark_net> RangerRick: btw... my finance department wants a receipt of some sort for what they paid for DevJam... I would ask Tarus, but I haven't seen him around for a couple days... Could you or one of the other OpenNMS guys type up something official looking and email it to them as a receipt?
15:29 < RangerRick> TopQuark_net: ah yeah, I'm sorry, I saw you'd asked about that earlier and then totally forgot about it =)
15:29 < RangerRick> I'll ask dave, he'd know how to fake up such official things ;)
15:29 < RangerRick> well, technically not fake I guess
15:29 < RangerRick> hehe
15:30 * _snd merges RangerRick
15:30 < TopQuark_net> hehe ok thanks
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15:52 < RangerRick> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8Vh9_Hi1kY
15:55 < TopQuark_net> wrong on so many levels
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15:57 < RangerRick> TopQuark_net: yes, yes indeed
16:05 < RangerRick> haha, best image name ever: http://www.photosbydolph.com/home/wp-content/photos/Misc/ChewHefner.jpg
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17:56 < CIA-52> opennms: brozow * r10209 /opennms/trunk/ (10 files in 9 dirs): fix uses of mockEvnetIpcManager.xml with eventProxmy in tests
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18:18 < RangerRick> nice: http://www.teehanlax.com/blog/?p=447
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18:36 < CIA-52> opennms: brozow * r10210 /opennms/trunk/ (3 files in 3 dirs): more eventIpcManagerProxy related test fixes
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20:54 < CIA-52> opennms: rangerrick * r10211 /opennms/trunk/opennms-services/src/test/java/org/opennms/spring/xmlrpc/XmlRpcTest.java: has to be a valid hostname, but a bad port or it fails with a different error
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22:43 < CIA-52> opennms: rangerrick * r10212 /opennms/trunk/opennms-import/src/test/java/org/opennms/netmgt/importer/ImporterServiceTest.java: 30 seconds seems to be more than long enough for this test
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23:20 < CIA-52> opennms: rangerrick * r10213 /maven/trunk/ (12 files in 3 dirs): maven 2.0.9 seems to work fine here (famous last words)
23:21 < CIA-52> opennms: rangerrick * r10214 /opennms/trunk/ (13 files in 11 dirs): try to trim some time from a number of tests; there are just too many though, we really need to separate unit tests from integration tests
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